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Articles in Sep 18, 2003, issue of Independent, The (London)

• Why not earn while you learn?
  by Hester Lacey
• Tales of the city: Where's your dignity, David Bowie?
  by JOHN WALSH
• THE FIVE BEST FILMS
• SATELLITE, CABLE & DIGITAL: PICK OF THE DAY
  by James Rampton
• Johan Kobborg and Alina Cojocaru, principal dancers with the Royal
• Overfishing could spell the end of caviar
  by Charles Arthur Technology Editor
• THE HUTTON INQUIRY: Gilligan maintains: `I got it right over 45-
  by Kim Sengupta
• Archer, jailed author, wants 3Rs in prison
  by Danielle Demetriou
• Judge investigates consultancy for EU fraud
• Aussies wave farewell to unmanly Fairydown
  by Kathy Marks in Sydney
• The Thursday Book: An artist's dream of night and day
  by Fred D'Aguiar
• Cricket: Yorkshire propelled by Martyn's onslaught
  by Colin Crompton
• It seems there is something wrong with our spies
  by ADRIAN HAMILTON
• Letter: Cycle paths
  by Julie Leonhardt
• Birthdays
• Grasso quits NYSE after row over $140m pay package
  by David Usborne in New York
• Air France-KLM alliance stalls on the runway
  by Michael Harrison Business Editor
• Kesa going like a Comet in France, but not UK
  by Susie Mesure
• Tennis: Argentina hit by injuries to Coria and Nalbandian
  by Derrick Whyte
• Football: Ranieri's rotations put Chelsea in a spin
  by Glenn Moore
• Football: Makaay's late double dashes Celtic hopes
  by Chris Roberts at the Olympic Stadium
• BACK-PAGE LEAD
• The art of keeping IT simple
  by MARY BRAID
• Tales of the city: Just plane stupid
  by JOHN WALSH
• THE FIVE BEST PLAYS
• RADIO: PICK OF THE DAY
  by Fiona Sturges
• Council `broke child protection rules' over care of Toni-Ann, 7
  by Jason Bennetto, Terri Judd
• Independent pupils urged to pick less popular universities
  by Richard Garner
• THE HUTTON INQUIRY: Reports sometimes lacking in subtlety, admits
  by Ben Russell
• Politics And Parliament: by-election - Parties make last push for
  by Marie Woolf Chief Political Correspondent
• Students arrested for harassing teacher
• US looks to Canada for cheaper drugs
  by David Usborne in New York
• Contrary to reports, Tony Blair is alive and ready for the political
  by DONALD MACINTYRE
• SPORTING DIGEST: RUGBY LEAGUE
• Letter: Sikhs want to be part of life and society in Britain today
  by Jagdeesh Singh
• Letter: Wine culture
  by Philippe Boucheron
• UK slumps down investment league
  by Michael Harrison Business Editor
• WORLD MARKETS: New York
• Kingfisher feels heat from Indian summer
  by Susie Mesure
• Friend of Venables bids to take loss-making sports agency private
  by Hugh Macleod
• Golf: Faldo attacks Ryder Cup confusion
  by Phil Casey in Cologne
• Football: Berkovic heading for City exit after reserves flop
  by Alan Nixon
• Football: Junior header gives Derby edge over Watford
  by Andy Tilley
• Football: Arsenal's rearguard torn apart by Inter
  by Glenn Moore
• Your future, made to measure
  by Kate hilpern
• Tales of the city: Not so crazy for you
  by JOHN WALSH
• THE FIVE BEST EXHIBITIONS
• Last night's television: All sexed up with regional variations
  by THOMAS SUTCLIFFE
• Cheesed off: the man who picked the wrong sandwich to steal
  by Danielle Demetriou
• Former soldier faces jail for no-show at inquiry
• THE HUTTON INQUIRY: How do the BBC claims stand up to what we know
  by Paul Waugh Deputy Political Editor
• Politics And Parliament: Single Currency - Tory leader pours scorn on
  by Andrew Grice Political Editor
• Giuliani attacks Dublin's plan to ban smoking
• India: Festival held to celebrate machines, vehicles and computers
• Leading article: The road to peace that ran through Baghdad is
• SPORTING DIGEST: sport in USA
• Letter: The US and UK must rebuild Iraq
  by John Dakin
• Letter: MoD address
  by Kitty Donaldson
• Bank minutes hint at rise in interest rates
  by Michael Harrison
• First comes the spending, then the debt, and then the squeeze on the
  by HAMISH MCRAE
• Outlook: Banking reform remains the key to German recovery
  by JEREMY WARNER
• Knee-jerk reaction sticks boot into S&N shares
  by Stephen Foley
• Sailing: Percy and Mitchell regain form
  by Stuart Alexander in Cadiz
• Football: Old Trafford leaves visitors fearing the worst
  by Tim Rich
• Football: Hoddle faces charge over criticism of referee Styles
  by Gordon Tynan
• Football: Cole's alarming dip in form is a growing concern for
  by Jason Burt
• Bridging the gender divide
  by Mary Braid
• Tales of the city: My private grief
  by JOHN WALSH
• THE BEST OF THE REST
• TELEVISION: PICK OF THE DAY
  by Peter Conchie
• Blair plans to win back party with a `real Labour' agenda
  by Andrew Grice Political Editor
• Disgraced GP back in jail for breaching parole
• THE HUTTON INQUIRY: Kelly `did not need to consent to be named'
  by Paul Waugh
• Politics And Parliament: immigration - Supermarkets blamed for influx
  by Nigel Morris Home Affairs Correspondent
• People: Shea returns to speak for Nato
• `Saddam' tape warns allies of disastrous losses in Iraq
  by Rupert Cornwell in Washington
• Leading article: The truth that Mr Gilligan can still cling to
• SPORTING DIGEST: basketball
• Letter: The US and UK must rebuild Iraq
  by Llew Smith MP
• Letter: Phallic fungus
  by Marjorie Jelinek